Fashion brands — country: France · category: Accessories

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  • Combining tradition, innovation and respect for the material.

    France 1937 Accessories
  • AMBOISE is a leather goods brand founded in France in 1958 by Pierre Chantron. Since its founding, it has focused on belts and accessories, working with fine French and Italian leather and craftsmanship that includes hand-stitching. It has also produced leather goods and belts for luxury houses such as Louis Vuitton, Cartier, and S.T. Dupont, expanding its technical expertise. In Japan, it has offered a belt collection under the name ATELIER AMBOISE since 2019.

    France 1958 Accessories
  • Bonheur is a women-focused fashion label launched in Paris in 2011 by Natasha Basic. Centered on easy-to-wear casualwear, it offers separates and shoes, among other items. Its philosophy includes fair labor standards for employees and a commitment to environmentally conscious manufacturing processes.

    France 2011 Accessories
  • Since 1858, Boucheron has been reinventing the codes of High Jewelry.

    France 1858 Accessories
  • Offering high jewelry that emphasizes being worn in motion and reinterprets Gabrielle Chanel’s motifs, such as the camellia, Comète (star), and pearls, for the present day.

    France 1932 Accessories
  • Her namesake brand explores pure forms: lines and curves in endless interactions with the body.

    France 2015 Accessories
  • Always keen to satisfy a desire for fantasy and comfort in the most intimate moments.

    France 1983 Accessories
  • Accessories are meant to accessorize your outfit, but now with D’heygere, you can actually accessorize your accessories.

    France 2018 Accessories
  • Givenchy Gentleman was introduced in 1973 by Hubert de Givenchy as the men’s line of Givenchy, a French maison founded in Paris in 1952. It is also referred to as “Gentleman” on the maison’s history page, and belts, shoes, and other items are still offered under the Gentleman name in the men’s section of the official website.

    France 1973 Accessories
  • Goossens: An agitator of brilliance. A balancing act of metal. An enhancer of lines.

    France 1950 Accessories
  • The brand uses a wide range of material textures and colors, from semiprecious stones to plastic and fabric, to create stories for its collections. It focuses on contrasting combinations such as modern and classic, feminine and masculine, and soft and hard.

    France 1998 Accessories
  • LOUIS FAGLIN is a jewelry and accessories brand founded in 1899 in Gonesse, France, by Léon Faglin as a button manufacturer. After collaborating with Boyer in the 1920s, the company moved into cufflink production and relaunched the brand as “Louis Faglin” in 1999. Today, its range includes cufflinks, tie clips, money clips, pins, necklaces, rings, and bracelets. The brand draws on its archives for its designs and carries on traditional techniques such as guilloché engraving, creating men’s and unisex accessories.

    France 1899 Accessories
  • le gramme is a brand of men's jewelry where each object is named by its weight in grams. le gramme creations draw their strength from their minimal form, from an obviousness in repetition, from the free field that they open up by their capacity to accumulate in order to create its own language.

    France 2013 Accessories
  • Small everyday luxuries. Accessible and democratic, our creations are based on proposals, interesting content, and stories to tell. Poetic, with a subversive and humorous twist, they allow everyone to take ownership of causes and commitments.

    France 2009 Accessories
  • A slow, tactile exploration of beauty, rooted in nature’s textures, colors, and rhythms.

    France 2023 Accessories
  • Maison Michel, a Parisian hatter since 1936, combines artisanal savoir-faire and contemporary elegance.

    France 1936 Accessories
  • NINA&JULES is a sterling silver jewelry brand launched in 2008 by French couple Serge and Danielle Colbet. After encountering traditional Mexican crafts on their honeymoon, they returned to Paris and began developing collections in their own atelier. The brand is named after their twin granddaughters, Nina and Jules. Techniques such as hollowing out the interior create lightweight pieces with a comfortable feel, and the brand offers timeless designs in rings, earrings, and other jewelry.

    France 2008 Accessories
  • Ranging from casual to formal, Paul Brial is committed to dress up active woman for every occasion of their life.

    France 1980 Accessories
  • Sensuality, whether feminine or masculine, makes the body the most interesting material for an artist, because it is alive and different in each of us.

    France 1989 Accessories
  • Renewing “Couture” jewelry collections in freshwater cultured pearls or imitation pearls, with a spirit that is always Parisian, but more fashion-forward and more creative.

    France 1986 Accessories
  • A focus on handcraft and natural materials, selecting materials from high-quality producers and prioritizing short, local supply chains.

    France 2021 Accessories
  • RedLine, follow the red thread of love and protection…

    France 2005 Accessories
  • Without exception, solely guided by her passion, she navigates between eras and cultures.

    France 2018 Accessories
  • Tétier is a handmade jewelry brand founded in Paris by jewelry designer and artist Florence Tétier, using recycled and upcycled materials as well as “found objects.” The brand launched in 2018 and primarily creates one-of-a-kind pieces, focusing on earrings and hair and art ornaments. Based in a Paris workshop, it also accommodates bespoke orders and centers its work on creating new value through the reconfiguration of materials.

    France 2018 Accessories
  • Venyx World is conceived as a creative landscape, a universe of its own.

    France 2013 Accessories

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